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Front 4 link pics

OX1

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Working on my front 4 link, looking for pics of EB's that have done a front 4 link.
With mogs would be a plus. ;D
 
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OX1

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since no one has posted any 4 u yet. can you post some pics of ur progress

I'm still trying to wrap my head around the 4 link calculator, the terms that get calculated and why a front 4 link should or should not be any different than a rear 4 link setup............... :p (in other words, I'm not even close to starting yet).

I wanted pics just to see what others have done that fits.
 

jamie

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i guess i dont understand why you wont need a trackbar with a 4 link seup. enlighten me please
 

Steve

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i guess i dont understand why you wont need a trackbar with a 4 link seup. enlighten me please

Because with 4 links, assuming they're designed correctly, the axle can't move from side to side, which is what a track bar does. No more need for a track bar with a 4 link than with leaf springs - although Jeep in their ultimate wisdom did put track bars on some leaf sprung Jeeps.
 

jwtrapper

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Because with 4 links, assuming they're designed correctly, the axle can't move from side to side, which is what a track bar does. No more need for a track bar with a 4 link than with leaf springs - although Jeep in their ultimate wisdom did put track bars on some leaf sprung Jeeps.

On a Triangulated 4 link you won't need a track bar. On a regular 4 link you will need a track bar to keep things centered up.
To run a triangulated 4 link in the front you have to run hydo steering
 

carter2772

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Here is a pic. Triangulated 4 link front on an EB with hydro assist. No different than regular power steering.

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sstlaure

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Here are some pics of my friend's old set-up. He's since built a center diff front axle and changed the links around a bit to get more clearance between the top of the axle and the oil pan.
 

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mavereq

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Here are some pics of my friend's old set-up. He's since built a center diff front axle and changed the links around a bit to get more clearance between the top of the axle and the oil pan.

i really like that exhaust. do you know who makes the headers?
 

sstlaure

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i really like that exhaust. do you know who makes the headers?

Homemade. Here are the ones he made to replace those when he swapped out the 331 for a 408 - all stainless

He probably still has them sitting on a shelf somewhere. I could ask him if he's looking to sell them.
 

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DanWheeler

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Homemade. Here are the ones he made to replace those when he swapped out the 331 for a 408 - all stainless

He probably still has them sitting on a shelf somewhere. I could ask him if he's looking to sell them.

is that antirock going THROUGH the frame?
 
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